The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A Two Days session-New Road Districts
Established.

| A.StOOlleneN.
The Board Of County Commissi o
Beaverhead county met in special session
on Monday last, at the county clerks Office
pursuant to published call.
Bids for grading court house block were
opened and II was found ,ha, there were
seven Of them.
On motion the contract was awarded to
H. E. Sapp (for $12s) upon his giving q
bond in the sum Of $500 for faithful per.
formance Of said contract within thirty
days.
The Commissioners proceeded to re.
district the county into eight road district.
for greater convenience in complying with
the new road law, to.wit:
BEvERHEAD DISTRICT NO. l.
To embrace the valley Of the Beaver.
head, the valley Of the BIacktaii, and the
valley Of the Rattle.nake creek, with
boundaries as follows: Commencing I,
the Point Of Rocks and following the Mad.
tson county line to the divide between
Blacksail and Sage creeks; thence ives,
along the divide to Barrett's At the mouth
Of the canyon, and including county road,
to the top Of the Blue Wing divide, and
the divide on the Argensa and Bannack
road, and also including the territory eas,
Of the Utah s. Northern railroad track on
| the herrl, vor,h rs N;ilo,,
| GRAssHOpPER DISTRICT NO. :.
To embrace the valley Of Grasshopper
creek and the watershed thereof from,
Marysville to the Big Hole divide, with the
big flume as dividing point between the
Grasshopper district and the Horse Prairie
district, and bounded on the east BY the
Beaverhead district.
HORSE PRAIRIE DISTRICT NO. g.
Commencing at Red Rock station
thence following the casterly line Of the
Utah T. Northern track to the mouth o
Horse Prairie creek, and to embrace the
valley Of said creek and the valley o
Medicine Lodge creek to the extent Of the
watershed Of each, with Grasshoppe,
creek as the northern boundary.
| RED ROCK DISTRICT NO. 4.
To embrace all the territory IN Red Rock
valley from Barretts station to the south.
ern boundary Of the county and including
all the territory in the county lying cas-,
Of the Horse Prairie and Grasshopper dis.
tric.s.
| BIG HOLE DISTRICT NO. 6.
10 embrace the valley Of the Big Hole
river including its water sheds, commenc'
ing At the Grasshopper divide and follow
ing the valley to the mouth Of French
gulch.
GLENDALE DISTRICT NO. 6.
To embrace the valley Of Trapper gulch
upper and lower Canyon creek gulches, ia
the head Of Thompson's grade and the
mouth Of Canyon creek on the Big Hole
river, with all territory lying between the
mouth Of said Canyon creek and Rock
creek on the west side Of the Big Hole
river.
DEwEY'S FLAT DISTRICT NO. 7.
To embrace the remaining part Of the
Big Hole Canyon from the mouth Of
French Gulch to the Dcwey's Flat bridge,
and including Quartz Hill and Vipond.
BIRCH CREEK DISTRICT, NOS
To embrace the territory lying south Of
Rock Greek and west Of the Bcaverhead
River, having the railroad track as the
dividing line between said district and the
Beaverhcad district, and including in its
limits the valleys Of Willow Creek and
Birch Creek.
The following were appointed road sup.
ervisors Of the respective districts, with
bonds as herein stated, to wit:
NAME. DISTRICT. DoND.
Jas Mclaughlin. Beaverhead. $500.
X. n. Gray. Grasshopper go.
James Eadie. :, Horse Prairie. .So.
VIM. Shinbcrgcr Red Rock. 500.
w. w. Bentley. Big Hole. $50
J. X. Shepherd. Glendale. 500.
II. Churchill. Dcwey's Flat. go.
J. G. Wilson. Birch Creek. $50.
The contract for doing county printing
in accordance with the printing law passed
at the 18th Legislative assembly Of Mon.
tana, was made with the Dillon Esami~c,,
for The term Of one year The bond of {.